Lyrics
O meu Deus é o Deus do impossÃvel
Jeová Jireh
O grande El Shadai
Que abriu o mar vermelho
E ao seu povo fez passar
Que da rocha água limpa fez brotar
O meu Deus é o Deus do impossÃvel
Que liberta encarcerados das prisões
Faz da estéril mãe de filhos
Restaura a alma do ferido
E dilata o amor nos corações
Que dá vista aos cegos
E aos surdos faz ouvir
Faz a tempestade se acalmar
Andou por sobre o mar
E aos mudos fez falar
ParalÃticos e coxos fez andar
O meu Deus é o Deus do impossÃvel
É o mesmo hoje e sempre há de ser
O meu Deus é o Deus do impossÃvel
E fará o impossÃvel pra você,
E fará o impossÃvel por você.
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Deus do Impossível” praises God through a sequence of biblical acts that exceed human ability. The lyric recalls the Red Sea opening, water coming from the rock, prisoners being freed, and a barren woman becoming a mother. These memories establish its central confession: the God who acted in Scripture remains able to restore wounded lives and bring hope where circumstances appear closed.
The song then turns to signs associated with Jesus’ ministry, including sight for the blind, hearing for the deaf, calm in a storm, and strength for those unable to walk. Its language gathers these acts as evidence of God’s unchanging power and compassion. The recurring title is therefore not an abstract claim but a conclusion drawn from remembered deliverance and healing. By ending with confidence that God still does what seems impossible, the song combines testimony, biblical remembrance, and expectant praise while keeping divine action at the center.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 14:21-22 God divides the sea so Israel can cross on dry ground.
- Exodus 17:6 God provides water from the rock for His people in the wilderness.
- Luke 18:27 Jesus declares that what is impossible with people is possible with God.